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A recent abdominal ct scan said mild focal thickening of the proximal transverse colon is indeterminate for incomplete distention versus an underlying lesion. . is distention a common issue more likely to be than a lesion ?
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Unclear without a history or list of your symptoms. You need to talk to the doctor who ordered the scan.
Answered 11/5/2022
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